For the nose landing gear of an aircraft shown in the figure, calculate the internalforces at the vertical section at point A. QUESTION 2: For the nose landing gear of an aircraft shown in the figure, calculate the internalforces at the vertical section at point A.-150 mm20 mm60°300 mm-175 mm12 kN

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QUESTION 2: For the nose landing gear of an aircraft shown in the figure, calculate the internal forces at the vertical section at point A. -150 mm 20 mm 60° 300 mm -175 mm 12 kN

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